The right to challenge government actions is a fundamental part of American democracy. This right has been used by many individuals and companies over the last two centuries. However, the number of lawsuits against the second Trump administration is unprecedented, with at least 150 cases filed. Many
The 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament kicked off the Sweet 16 round with some intense matchups. UCLA, the top seed, showed why they are favorites by easily beating Ole Miss. Lauren Betts was a force inside, scoring 31 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. She was nearly perfect, missing just one shot. Betts'
The Baltimore Ravens have just made a big move to keep their head coach, John Harbaugh, around for a while longer. The team announced they have signed him to a three-year extension. This is a big deal because Harbaugh has been with the Ravens since 2008 and has led them to some serious success. H
Tennessee's basketball team made a strong statement on March 28, 2025. They beat Kentucky with a score of 78-65. This win was a big deal because it happened in the NCAA Tournament. It was also a chance for Tennessee to get revenge on Kentucky, who had beaten them twice before in the regular season.
Michigan State University's basketball team pulled off a remarkable win against Mississippi in the Sweet 16. It was a game that many thought the Spartans would lose. The Rebels looked stronger and more skilled for much of the night. Yet, MSU found a way to win, showcasing their toughness and resilie
The internet has been buzzing with AI-generated art that mimics the iconic style of Studio Ghibli. This trend gained traction when even the White House X account shared such content. Recently, things took a twist when a user posted what they claimed was a cease and desist letter from Studio Ghibli.
Peacock is rolling out a fresh batch of movies and TV shows this April 2025. There's a mix of old favorites and new releases. It's a great time to dive in and see what catches your eye. First off, let's talk about the big highlight of the month. Law & Order: Organized Crime is back with its fifth s
The Trump administration is now targeting Maine's policies on transgender youth in schools. The U. S. Department of Education is investigating whether school districts in Maine are violating the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act (FERPA) by allowing officials to create "gender plans" for transgen
Two big law firms are standing up to the Trump administration. They are fighting back against executive orders that they say are unfairly targeting them. These orders came out this week and aim to limit the firms' access to federal buildings, revoke security clearances, and stop government employees
The U. S. Department of Education has started looking into the California Department of Education. They are checking if California is breaking federal privacy rules. These rules are part of the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act, or FERPA. FERPA lets parents see their kids' school records and con
